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- Narrated by: Mike Chamberlain
- Length: 2 hrs and 50 mins
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- Amazon Customer
- 2017-12-18
Horrible waste of money
Way too price considering how short it was. Most of the tips in this book are paired up with horrible comparison examples. It contradicts most of the books written by the smartest entrepreneurs. Just bad
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- Anonymous User
- 2019-11-11
Short, sweet and simple
I haven't quite begun my business plan yet but I've had an idea for awhile. I have definitely altered some of my ideas because this book just made some much sense and I feel better about what my approach will be. I will definitely listen again as I progress through what I hope to be a successful business.
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- William Sinclair
- 2018-03-23
Best business book ever!
I have read a lot of business books but this one has to be the best. It really makes you rethink about business and how to run your business. No more board rooms or meetings are required or 60 hour work weeks. I live the corporate model and basically lived at the office sacrificing my life at home. I transferred that same mentality when I started my own company: successful people work, work and work some more rarely seeing their own bed or family. Not so anymore! I strongly urge you to read or listen to rework. It will change your life and how you do things.
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- Tom
- 2023-11-24
a book of MEME'S
if you are looking for 2 to 3sec pitches to find wisdom.. this is your book.. this was not what I was expecting.
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- E. Bradshaw
- 2023-03-09
Excellent Advice On How to Start and Run a Successful Business!
I have started and build several multimillion dollar companies over the last 20 years learning from my many mistakes along the way. This book summarizes almost everything I have learned. Following this advice will help you reduce your costs and allow you to make real profit! This is my new favourite book!
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- M. B. O.
- 2022-09-04
Short & Sweet
A very short and sweet title that encourages you to get going while taking half the time as other books do
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- Pradyumna
- 2022-07-04
Listen Once, and Again and Again and Again and ...
This book is a must listen and learn. 99.99% of this book is translatable to real life and that's all that matters.
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- Amazon Customer
- 2021-06-25
love it
i love it, this book will change your mind.
i recomend to all small business.
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- quacey peters
- 2021-03-08
Loved it!Best book ive read on business.
absolutely loved it! Listened twice and applied every lesson. Rework allowed me to cut through the crap and get my business going.
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- CDP
- 2020-10-10
Still Relevant
A quick, to the point, book that is even more relevant now given Covid and our ever changing world. It challenged my thinking about running a business.
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